Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|         and towards which he was naturally inclined, sought to enslave
2   1,  4|          the will pursues things naturally, that is, according to the
3   1,  4|  universal action, as to a thing naturally comprehended as good. The
4   2,  1| intellectual will upon which she naturally depends and through which
5   2,  1|       powers. Finally everything naturally desires the beautiful and